Diversity through banality - ode to HANAFUBUKI {HD}

A special thanks to Yoko Shibata for allowing me to use clips from her videos, make no mistakes! her videos are in full HD! the low quality of the clips is something I wanted for this video.

Done In my own style while just slightly using her personal style, this is a dedication to her channel by trying to blend our styles together, not a real collaboration!
Hanafubuki is my alltime favourite youtube channel and I wanted to show that in my own way, also Yoko Shibata (the owner of the channel) has become a really close friend of mine and a real collaboration between myself and her is under way!

Yoko Shibata's channel:
http://www.youtube.com/HANAFUBUKI

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• hanafubuki
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• art
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[ValaSedai]

It's weird to hear Summoning to that kind of clips.

Very unusual but not uninteresting.

[ripley4O77]

This way I can let people hear the most amazing music, music they would otherwise probably never hear.

[deltahotel1]

Interesting art form. I must admit I don't get it, but it was intriguing enough to keep me watching all the way through. The music was entrancing.

[ripley4O77]

Thanks, I really appreciate your honesty.

[GeekiGothJussi]

I really loved how to music just added to and synced really well to the video. the ideas and artistry is really something. You have talent, hun. Keep using it.

[ripley4O77]

Thank you for your compliment :) ,art like videos like this are the kind of videos I enjoy the most doing so I will definitly keep making them.

[ValaSedai]

That's true, it's certainly a good way to introduce people to something new.

[XvallorX]

When I'm watching serious movie on youtube I focus on few elements: image, sound and content.

Everything in your videos is amazing, but I can't understand final substance of your productions.

Anyway - I'm gonna subscribe your channel Hanafubuki, even if I'm non-Japanese. Everyone, who watched your videos can easily see, how long time you spend on filming, editing, etc. And this is why your channel is worth to be subbed.

Regards.

Tom T.

[ripley4O77]

Not only are most of her subscribers indeed non-Japanese but most of her talking videos are simply poems and short stories both by Japanese writers as well as foreign writers translated to japanese.

Even though I am still learning Japanese, I love those videos as well.

[HANAFUBUKI]

Actually 90% of my subscribers are non-Japanese :)